His blood type is so rare (稀有) that it’s difficult to find any type to _______ his.


  1. A.
    match
  2. B.
    suit
  3. C.
    fit
  4. D.
    agree
A
解析：
考查動詞辨析。match 相配，匹配，suit 顏色，款式等適合，fit 尺寸大小適合，agree 同意，句意：他的血型如此的稀有以至于找到與他相匹配的血型很難。故選A。
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